St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted
to S515,0S7.S3.
+. a. Leland broke an arm in falling
from bicycle.
Two cases of diphtheria and one
case of scarlet fever were reported yes
terday.
Several large geraniums have been
stolen from the yard of j. S. Fall, 2729
Second avenue south.
The Lucy Hayes w. c. T. U. will be
addressed by Mrs. c. O. Van Cleye at
the Franklin Avenue NJ. E. church this
afternoon.
''Home Love" was the titleof an in
tereSting address given at the MayflOwer
Congregational church last evening by
Mrs. ID. j. Spatt.
The saloonkeepers evince DISPOSE
ton not to take out licenses for billiard
and pool tables until liquor licenses
have been granted them.
E. Clifford died at his home in the vii
lage of Excelsior yesterday, aged 40
years. The remains will be inferred in
the Excelsior cemetery to-day.
The committee recently appointed to
investigate the Educational Endow-
ment association held meeting yeSter-
day afternoon, and heard complaints
from policy holders.
To-day Capt. Berch will show the i'm
purities of the river water by series of
experiments at the dime museum. Next
week genuine Mormon elder with four
wives and sixteen children are an
nOunced.
The family of the late Frank J. Kelly,
whose funeral occurred yesterday morn
ing, wish to express their heartfelt
hn1 MI 10 !, Of fl,n Co1r
army and other friends for their kind
sympathy and assistance in the hour of
bereavement.
The suit of Thomas J. Carney, the
contractor, against the Tribune, to re-
cover $4,000 for alleged libel, was on
trial all day yesterday, when John Il.
West, eX-Mayor Pillsbury and others
testified to having noticed defects in
the paving on Second avenue south.
The case will be concluded to-day.
The thieves have been at it again.
This time the residence of ID. G. Davis,
2724 Pleasant avenue, was the scene of
their depredations. The festive burglar
entered the house in broad daylight,
when the family was absent, and Sc
cured gold watch and other jeWelry
and little money.
A pair of horses belonging to J. A.
Swan, who lives at the corner of Mar
shall and Twenty-fourth street north
east, yesterday ran away at the Mil
waukee freight yards, and, running into
freight car, one of the animals was
killed and the other so badly injured
that it was shot.
The Hennepin Avenue Theater COM
pany purchased the Hennepin Avenue
theater. property yesterday from the
MesSrS. Gates. The contract for fur
nishing the building has been let to
Messrs. Sackett, Virgins 81 Wood, who
own the greater part of the property.
The building will be rapidly pushed and
completed early in August.
The engagement of Mrs. Langtry and
her company opens at the Grand opera
house this evening, when "a Wife's
PeriF' will be presented. The sale of
seats has been large, and it is expected
that fashionable audience will fill the
building. The sale of seats for the
Modjeska engagement, which begins
Monday next, opens tomorrow morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Elmer G. Draper and Ida NJ.
Stubs; Will R. Hench and Carrie A.
Bradbury; Josiah G. Wymond and Mary
V. w. Clinhew; Frank A. Fowler and
Mary M. Conkling: Eugene Beaham and
Emma A. Morris; Frank M. Beach and
Margie M. Nelson: James r. Farnham
and Mary E. Murch; Lowell r. Rundell
and Ella Beard; Nick Erickson and An
ME ChriSS